Definition of bredren in English:

bredren

noun ˈbrɛdrən

1Originally United States regional (in African-American usage), in later use chiefly Jamaican. Treated as plural. Brethren, brothers; (in later use) especially friends, companions, close associates, especially when considered as fellow members of a particular social or cultural group.
2Slang (originally and chiefly Jamaican). With singular concord. A close (male) friend or associate.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Tickler. Representing an African-American or Caribbean pronunciation of brethren, variant plural form of brother.

Definition of bredren in US English:

bredren

nounˈbrɛdrən

1Originally United States regional (in African-American usage), in later use chiefly Jamaican. Treated as plural. Brethren, brothers; (in later use) especially friends, companions, close associates, especially when considered as fellow members of a particular social or cultural group.
2Slang (originally and chiefly Jamaican). With singular concord. A close (male) friend or associate.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Tickler. Representing an African-American or Caribbean pronunciation of brethren, variant plural form of brother.

单词	bredren
释义	Definition of bredren in English: bredren noun ˈbrɛdrən 1Originally United States regional (in African-American usage), in later use chiefly Jamaican. Treated as plural. Brethren, brothers; (in later use) especially friends, companions, close associates, especially when considered as fellow members of a particular social or cultural group. 2Slang (originally and chiefly Jamaican). With singular concord. A close (male) friend or associate. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Tickler. Representing an African-American or Caribbean pronunciation of brethren, variant plural form of brother. Definition of bredren in US English: bredren nounˈbrɛdrən 1Originally United States regional (in African-American usage), in later use chiefly Jamaican. Treated as plural. Brethren, brothers; (in later use) especially friends, companions, close associates, especially when considered as fellow members of a particular social or cultural group. 2Slang (originally and chiefly Jamaican). With singular concord. A close (male) friend or associate. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Tickler. Representing an African-American or Caribbean pronunciation of brethren, variant plural form of brother.
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